The year 2013 is soon upon us and we will start the month of January with a snowy wallpaper, specially for you who do not get to see much of the snow and ice we have so much of here in Stockholm.
This photo was taken in the Nacka Reserve Forest at the end of November when the first snow had come to Stockholm.
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I wish you a Happy and Healthy New Year!
December is rushing towards us and the world outside is already completely white here in Stockholm. The first snow has arrived, so it is time to bring back some color into our lives, or at least onto our desktops.
The December 2012 wallpaper is a photo of a Purple Cone-flower or Echinacea Purpurea from the Asteraceae family. The photo was taken in Stockholm in mid October this year.
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I hope this wallpaper will get you into the Christmas atmosphere.
While hurricane Sandy is rushing through the north-east of the USA leaving a trail of devastation in nature, here in Stockholm most of the leaves have already left the trees and autumn is in full swing.
The November 2012 wallpaper photo is rich with autumn colors displaying a recently fallen leaf. The photo was taken during the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk in Stockholm in the middle of October.
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For the October 2012 wallpaper I have chosen an image of Stockholm. The photo is taken from Riddarholmen in central Stockholm overlooking Kungsholmen with a clear view on City Hall or Stadshuset (click the image above to view and download!).
During the photoshoot I also created a panorama view over Kungsholmen.
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After the popular July 2012 wallpaper I have chosen yet another photo of a flower for the September 2012 wallpaper (click the image above to view and download!).
The flower is a Hoya Bella, also known as waxplant or porcelain plant. It is part of the Apocynaceae family (subfamily Asclepiadoideae). It originally originates from India, China or Indonesia. The name Hoya is after botanist Thomas Hoya.
I photographed the flower before a black backdrop with only window light.
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René Timmermans (born in Winterswijk, the Netherlands, 1968) is a freelance travel and landscape photographer.
Although he is born and raised in the Netherlands René is currently based in Stockholm, Sweden.
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